Spent the weekend making this dash to overlay data from my DL-1 using Trackvision. Let me know what you guys think!
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DquOZTkCM3s [/media]

EDIT: I've added a couple more videos with the data. Here is the battle I had with another TTC S2000 at Putnam:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcsN2xUjjCQ [/media]

And this is the TTC lap record at Gateway International:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8QbSLXGg6Q [/media]

 

That is beyond cool. It's like real life gran turismo.

Props good sir.

 

wow... this is so cool

 

That is awesome! I need to get out to the track asap!

 

Looks good. That is the flattest track I have ever seen, no elevation changes anywhere!

 

wow that's sick!

 

That is awesome....only thing I don't like (because it's too distracting) is the digital readout of the rpms (the last two digits are always in fux, so I can't read it...which then makes it meaningless for me to need to know the rpms in thousands and hundreds).

How about a readout that does it in 1000's? For example range would look like 0.0 to 10.2 (it's an AP1, right?).

 

sweet!

 

I put that there to be more specific for data purposes, but that's a pretty authentic AP1 tach going across the top. Every bar represents exactly 100 rpm, the information you are looking for.

I was also using the number readout during the construction of the main tach, to make sure that while I was getting the geometry of the curve right, I was also placing the bars in the right position based on the rpm. I kind of agree that now I got the S2000 tach working properly it's sort of redundant, but the standard for all the other Trackvision dashboards I've seen is that when an "analog" gauge is show, they also include a readout. As you point out, not much use during playback, but it will tell you the precise RPM when paused. I can definitely see my self putting some other piece of information there in the future if I have other logged variables I want to show, thanks for the input!

 

I kid you not, that display looks great....it's very car specific and would make for great video to show off to friends. It displays much nicer than the generic data logging info.